Parties MRS PAVIS HOSTESS AT PRETTY PARTY
Mrs W E Davis entertained Friday afternoon at her Steele street home in honor of Mrs M L James of Hobart Okla A St Patrick color motif and paddy pipe favors. High score won by Miss Pauline Simmons who received a boudoir set. consolation to Mrs Co J Cummins. Guests included Miss Florence Johnson Mrs J C Abels Mrs Frank Ford Mrs R K Young Mrs R L Waynick Mrs C J Cummins Mrs C J McCoy Thomasville Mrs John Dyer Mrs Gallon Mrs James Lambeth Thomasville and Mrs William Simmons Others noted Mrs H L Cook has returned from two week Florida visit including Tampa St Peters burg and Lakeland.
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W. E. Davis
Bridge
Steele Street
M. L. James
Hobart
Oklo
St. Patrick
Pauline Simmons
Co. J. Cummins
Davis
James
Florence Johnson
J. C. Abels
Frank Ford
R. K. Young
R. L. Waynick
C. J. Cummins
C. J. McCoy
Thomasville
John Dyer
Gallon
James Lambeth
William Simmons
F. J. Sizemore
Farrell Gray
Edwin Lyon
Roy Spearman
Community women clubs plan varied activities this week
YWCA industrial clubs meet with topics Every Girl's University and Know Ourselves while other circles host Bible study sewing ukulele and dancing. Daughters of the American Revolution and FriendsAuxiliary hold meetings with reports and hostesses. Local notices include weddings illnesses and club gatherings at churches and the country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale
Mechanicsville
Worth While
CG. W. G
Highland Community Hall
To. Ce
Birth of Mary Elizabeth Toms in Wilmington
Mr and Mrs E Reid Toms announce the birth of a daughter Mary Elizabeth Toms on March 13 in Wilmington. Mrs Toms has visited her sister Mrs J Wesley Smith in this city and has many friends who will be glad to hear the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Foust
White Oak Street
Guilford General Hospital
Local Socials and Illnesses Across Elizabeth City and Nearby
Mrs. Wilson Hollowell of Elizabeth City visits sister Mrs. Roy Spearman in Monroe apartment tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wall traveled to Louisville for a visit, then will tour Edinburg Indiana on business. Miss Frances Walker ill with influenza at Mrs. Lowe’s home 109 Virginia avenue. Mrs. Clyde Cox and Mrs. Wade Marsh toured Winston Salem yesterday. Entre Nous club to meet with Mrs. J A Lindsay next week. Mrs. Alexander Rankin Jr Mrs Andrew Lindsay and Miss Lucile Sherrod visited Charlotte Friday. Daniel Cagle is seriously ill at home after a near fatal night. Frank Armfield of Concord visiting grandfather W J Armfield then to Greensboro for N C C W banquet where sister Miss Blanche Armfield attends. Mrs. G Fox Marshall leaves tonight for Auburn Alabama to visit Prof and Mrs John E Ivey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Roy Spearman
Bridge
Country Club
Monroe
Frances Walker
Frank Armfield
Concord
W. J. Armfield
West Broad Street
Greensboro
Blanche Armfield
Campaign to buy Great Smokies lands nears park goal
Asheville reports more than 600000 dollars has been raised to purchase lands for a national park in the Great Smokies. The campaign will close around April 1 and be presented to Congress as pledges from Tennessee and North Carolina aim to reach one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Great Smokies Mountains
Congress
Tennessee
North Carolina
Fashionable Life Vices Blamed for Youth Degradation
In Scranton Pennsylvania Federal Judge Albert W. Johnson contends that stylish men and women who smoke and drink drive modern ideas that lead young people toward degradation and ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Albert W. Johnson
Cambridge Picketing champ Jim Smith sticks to walk four years
Cambridge resident Jim Smith has earned a reputation as the world champion at picketing. He began his four year protest after sterotypers walked off the job at a Cambridge book publishing plant, becoming a recognizable figure at demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Jim Smith
Sterotypers
Chemist Allegedly Distills Alcohol From Hair Tonic
Prohibition agents report a chemist produced alcohol from hair tonic in about three minutes after earlier finding vinegar-based distilling. The claim follows prior discovery that alcohol was being made from vinegar, raising concerns about improvised liquor production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
President Coolidge Rejects Capital Blue Law Proposals
President Coolidge disapproves blue law proposals in Washington aimed at ending Sunday dances shows and sports events in the capital. The measures target Sunday entertainment and public gatherings, prompting political debate about religious and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Sanatorium Plan Nears Reality for Three North Carolina Counties
Greenville reports plans have reached near certainty for a tubercular sanatorium serving Pitt Edgecombe and Wilson counties with the project described as highly perfected and practically assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Pitt
Edgecombe
Wilson Counties
City survey planned to locate men who saw service with AEF
Charlotte plans a city wide survey by the legion to identify all men who served with the American Expeditionary Forces. The effort aims to compile a complete roster for veterans recognition and outreach.
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Mrs, Pavis
Mrs. Cook
Florida
Morton
Loflin
New York City
Tak
Nestle
Bonnie Betty Shoppe
Woolworth's
Kodak
Main
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
O. E. Mendenhall
Gatewood Avenue
Charlotte
John 8. Welborn
Welborn
F. S. Lambeth
D. A
Friends Auxiliary
The
Friends Church
Clara Cox
J. A. Venable
Asheboro Street
J. C. Barker
C. B. Mattocks
Morris Street
D. R. Parker
Parker
Brookwood Court
First Methodist Protestant Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. A. Smith
Belva Calloway
Fidelis
Bessie Ring
West End
Gleaners
Presbyterian Hut
Nat Walker
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Green Street
Circle No
Musical Art Club
C. M. Hauser
C. F. Tomlinson
Sunbeam
Virginia Moore
MR. Moseman
High Point
Washington, D. C
J. W. Moseman
Aberdeen
J. B. Johnson
F. C. Kellam
J. E. Kirkman
W. A. Davis
W. L. Horner
Emerson Allred
Lottie Barber
B. C. Page
Lexington Road
Miss Zula May Spencer
Margaret Hedrick
J. W. Hedrick
MR. Whitener
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Mrs. Foust
ST. Mary's Guild
St. Mary’s Guild
H. N. Bowne
Kxmerywood
MR. Spivey III
Temple Spivey
Mrks. Spearman
Miss Harris
Stella Harris
Ww. O. T
W. Co.t
H. A. Millis
Miss Council
Miss Lois Council
Tubrsday
Sday
Carson Burns
Madison
Alsike
Hattaway Seed Co
E. Sycamore St
Greensboro, N. C
Mary Elizabeth Toms
Matt Wall
Louisville, Ky
Mr. Wall
Edinburg
Indiana
Clyde Cox
Wade Marsh
Winston- Salem
Entre Nous Club
J. A. Lindsay
Colonial Drive
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Andrew Lindsay
Lucile Sherrod
Daniel Cagle
G. Fox Marshall
Auburn, Ala
John E. Ivey
Broadhurst
John Barrymore
West
Washington Street
Frix Piano & Radio Co
Danville, Va
Main St
N. C
W. Washington
Canada
Clea
Sonora
Rose Furniture Co
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